The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-08

Ncitic Thorn 81 place, The Item Sd, and
Jerry almont 18th. Time, 2.3Ol
The last event on the program for the
day was a three quarter mile dash best
two in three Two horses started out OF
"A field ofsix-Pat DAILY and Arundel. II
was close race from start to finish, but
Pat proved the better horse and won.
First heat, "a second 1926.
THURSDAY.
The $50 class was the first race
on the program. But three starters,
Yorktown Belle, Garrison Ga Mary
land horse), and Garrison "a Della
ware horse). 1t was not much of a
race, the first heat resulting in favor
of yorktown Belle. Time, 2.39.
The I'd heat was devoid of inter
est and Yorktown Belle won as she
pleased. Time, 2.41.
The third heat was won by York
town Belle, with Garrison of (Md)
I'd. Time, 2.40i.
The $50 class had seven starters,
Fannie NJ, ]. B. Richardson, Fred
Medium, Cruiser, Maggie K, Hornet,
and Josh Morse. Maggie X. drew
the pole, and after much scoring,
the string was given the word. Mag
gle X. quickly opened a gap, and
she was never overhauled on the
journey, although ]. B. Richardson
went hard for first place; Fannie NJ.
Sd, Hornet 4th, Fred Medium 9th,
Josh Morse 9Th. Cruiser acted very
badly, and his running entitled him
to tile flag, which he did not get.
Time 1921.
The second heat was one of gen
uine interest. After leaving the wire
Maggie K. and J. b. Richardson had
it for first place, and they were on
even terms on the stretches, but ].
b. captured the mare at the three
quarter, and came home in fine
style, Maggie X. ID, Hornet 3D., Fred
Medium 4th, Fannie NJ. 9Th, Josh
Morse 9Th, and Cruiser 7th. Time,
2.3O.
Third heat. The go-away was a
rattler. Maggie K. stole the pole at
the quarter and gamely kept that
position until near the three. quarter
pole, when J. B. Richardson made a
splendid burst of speed, and went to
the front. He was never afterward
headed in the heat, and won han
Oily in 2.92, Maggie X. I'd, Josh
Morse 3D., Fannie NJ. 4th, Hornet
9Th, Fred Medium 9th and Cruiser
9TH.
Fourth heat. The heat was won
by Richardson after n hard struggle.
Hornet took the pole at first turn
and kept the place until near
the three-quartcr when Richardson
moved to the front, and won as he
pleased, in 2.33, Josh Morse ID.
Hornet Sd, Fred Medium 4tA, Mag
gle X. 9th, Fannie NJ. 9Th, and
Cruiser 7th.
The $50 pacing race Rad six start
ers, Bolton, El Monarch, Jerry
Yeatman, Nellie June, Mark Wake
field, and Bessie J. Mark Wakefield
drew the pole, and in this position
the side-wheelers were sent away.
1t was hard race FROM wire to wire
between Wakefield and Monarch,
but the former won the heat in
1921, Monarch I'd, Bolton Sd, Mel
lie June 4th, Bessie J. 9Th, Jerry
Yeatman.6th.
Second heat. Bolton was a hot
favorite, and paced fast, passing
Mark Wakefield and El Monarch
after leaving the wire, and was never
headed. Monarch was given the
heat on account of being fouled by
Bolton, Mark Wakefield Sd, Nellie
June 4th, Bessie J. 9TH. Time 2.273
Third heat. Bolton won the heat
in 1871, with case, El Monarch ID,
Mark Wakefield Sd, Nellie June 4th.
The fourth heat was won by El
Monarch in 2.29, although Mark
Wakefield had a good lead, but lost
it. The race will be finished Friday.
The running mile class was easily
won by Rosettc, with Pat Daley ID.
Time l. 50l.
Second running race, half-mile
heats. First heat was won by Paul
Herman in 55l seconds, Pluto I'd.
Third heat won by same horse.
FRIDAY.
The unfinished pacing race was won on
Friday by Bolton in two straight heats
in 2:27l and 2:25l, Ell Monarch ID, Mark
Wakefield Sd, Nellie June 4th.
The 2:4O class on Friday had start
ers-Queen Dido, Fiction, Oakland Boy.
Billy Ross and Camille. The last named
mare won in three straight heats handi-
ly. 2:2S3, 2:20t 2.274, Fiction I'd. Billy
Ross Sd and Oakland Boy, 4th.
The 2:l9 class had three starters, Jer-
ny Almont, Albert France and Judge
Davis. 1t took four heats to decide
the race, and was won by Judge Davis
with Albert France I'd, and Jerry Al
mont Sd, Time, $50, 2:2S, 2:2Si, 2:293.
The 2.2O pacing race had three starters
Eddie c., Nellie June, and Sylvester.
The last named horse was distanced in
the first heat, which was won by Eddie
G. in 2.3l. The second heat was won by
Nellie June in 2.2S. The third and
fourth heats were won by Eddie c., in
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